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Please note: The information and processes detailed below serve as a disclaimer and represent
my personal journey in attempting to replicate a device based on the Zirbes Blueprints. This is not
an endorsement or guarantee of the methods or outcomes described.
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Welcome to my journey of replicating a device based on the Zirbes Blueprints I acquired in 2006.
The sections under the label 'Personal Device Interpretation' in the menu offer a detailed account of how
I'm adapting these blueprints to create my own version of the device.
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Despite receiving these blueprints years ago, I initially hesitated to undertake the replication due
to time constraints and uncertainties about the device's functionality. However, I confirmed the
blueprints' validity by creating CAD drawings and successfully assembling a prototype.
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In 2024, I've decided to revisit this project, opting for a gradual and scaled-down approach to
mitigate financial risks. While I typically advocate for exact replications to ensure functionality, the
ambiguity surrounding the original device's effectiveness compels me to adopt a different
strategy. I am aware of another attempt to replicate this device, but significant modifications were
made before it operated, making it an unsuitable reference for my project.
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Hence, the process documented here reflects my methodical and experimental approach to
building the machine, which may differ from conventional replication methods. This narrative is
not a definitive guide but rather an invitation to explore my unique interpretation and
methodology.
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Thank you for joining me on this creative endeavor.
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Best regards,
Eric.
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